How to import .url files into one text file?

Move/copy them into
C:\Users\%UserName%\Favorites
then, in your browser, import Favorites from IE
and then export them to an htm file [which is a text-based format so I assume that suits what you wanted].

Denis

@Shenmue is life
save the lines below to a BAT file, eg. List.bat:
@echo off
set URL="J:\_PowerShell\URLLinks"
for /f "tokens=2 delims=^=^(" %%a in ('type %URL%\*.url 2^>nul ^| find "URL=http"') do echo %%a

NOTE: change 2nd line to point to the folder where all URL links stored.

Open Command then run, Type List.bat should give you a list of URL links
To save to a txt file, Type: List.bat > URL_List.txt

Failed solution 1:
create an Excel spreadsheet>Data tab>Get Data>From Folder
Excel only lists the file names, not the URLs inside.

if you want to use excel ,try this

How exactly do you want the text file to look like just a link in each line?

Here is another batch file, save this code in notepad and save the file with the name that you want but with a .bat extension. Then drag and drop the folder where the *.url files are to the batch file.

Code:

@echo off

:: Drag and drop the folder where the url files are to this batch file

if exist "%~1" (if not exist "%~1\" exit) else (exit)

pushd "%~1"
for /f "Delims=" %%a in ('dir /b *.url') do for /f "tokens=2 delims==" %%b in ('type "%%~a" ^|find "URL="') do >>"%~dp0\URLs.txt" echo %%b

ricardobohner said:

~dp0\

Ricardo,

~dp0 ends with a backslash so
~dp0\ causes a double backslash and the output fails.

All the best,
Denis